Unveiled: The Dark Secret the Director of ‘The Mortician’ Hid From HBO’s Chilling Series on History’s Most Sinister Undertaker
After Quinones felt something under the blanket, he lifted it up to find the corpse of a baby.
After reading the baby’s tag on its ankle, he learned he had delivered what was believed to be the infant’s ashes weeks earlier to the child’s mother after she had paid for a cremation.
Rofé said: “That is another level of depravity.”
Back in 1989, Sconce was sentenced to five years in prison for mutilating corpses, holding mass cremations at $55 a body and hiring strongmen to assault three rival morticians.
A few years later, he was released in 1991 after serving two and a half years.
Sconce was then sentenced to 25 years to life in 2013 after violating the lifetime probation after he was convicted of having a stolen firearm.
In 2023, he was released on parole.
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